Argentina warns of bloodshed after U S Falklands aid cut
Argentina denounces U S mediation end and Britain’s blockade, pledges self defense and retention of sovereignty over the Falklands Malvinas. Interior minister Saint Jean says U S action is unjustified while Telam reports troops on high alert and a helicopter crash kills soldiers.
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Argentina
U.S
Britain
Alfredo Saint Jean
Washington
United States
Gulf of San Jorge
Falklands
London
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Saint Jean
Haig
Argentina seeks Soviet arms amid Falklands tensions
U S intelligence reportedly has evidence that Soviet made antisubmarine gear and other electronics were flown to Argentina via Cuba to aid Argentina against Britain in the Falklands crisis. Haig told House members at a closed Capitol Hill briefing that Cuba may relay broader military equipment to Argentina. State Dept denied the report, while a witness at the session confirmed the information. Reagan commented that Soviet involvement should stop.
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Argentina
Cuba
Britain
Falkland Islands
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Capitol Hill
House
Haig
Havana
Moscow
State Department
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Department
Dean Fischer
Associated Press
Congress
Fischer
Soviet Union
Falklands
Reagan
Texas 1990 Nomination Races for Attorney General and Other Offices
Vying for attorney general include John Hannah, Jack Ogg, and Bill Meier with Meier running unopposed in the GOP. Warren Harding faces probes over campaign work and sexual harassment allegations. Ann Richards, Lane Denton, and John Cutright enter the treasurer race as other contests heat up, while land, comptroller, agriculture, and other statewide races draw competing candidates as Texans head to primary voting.
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U.S
John Hannah
Tyler
Jack Ogg
Houston
Bill Meier
Euless
Warren Harding
Travis County
Ann Richards
Lane Denton
Waco
John Cutright
Austin
Harding
Pete Snelson
Midland
Dan Kubiak
Rockdale
Garry Mauro
George Fore
Paducah
GOP
al Gutierrez
Bryan
Andrew Jackson
Honda
Woody Glasscock
Bob Bullock
Robert C. Calvert
Robert Calvert
Bullock
Raymond Frank
Mike Richards
Sugar Land
Frank
Richards
Reagan Brown
Jim Hightower
Texas Observer
Left-Handed Amino Acids Found in Meteorite Sparks Space Seed Theory
Engel notes that analyses reveal a left-handed amino acid preference in space clues, suggesting life may have been seeded from space. He cautions the dating of events millions of years old and admits uncertainty about how such left-handed forms arose, speculating reactions like cosmic rays or radioactive exposure.
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Engel
Branton Faces Demolition in Odessa Block Sale
Branton property and surrounding dilapidated block near Second and Third streets in Odessa face demolition as City Council plans a May 11 award for the Western half of the block. Officials estimate an $8 million police court project and a $2 million budget for a two block area, with eminent domain proceedings delaying smaller demolitions.
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Odessa
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K&c
Jack Edwards
Nolen
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Lincoln Avenues
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West Second Street
North Lee Avenue
Police-Court
Hawaii Volcano Erupts With Fire and Lava Curtain
Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii Island erupted Friday morning sending a 45 foot high lava fire fountain from a 1000 foot caldera crack. Shallow summit quakes preceded the blast as visitors evacuated the caldera area safely. Officials cited dramatic lava flow and spectacular eruption as park staff confirmed no injuries.
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Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Island of
Hawaii
Reggie Okamura
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Jon Ericson
Volcanoes National Park
National Parks Service
Caldera
Ericson
Donovan’s Deeds Revealed in Senate Disclosure
An informant told the FBI last year that Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan paid off an underworld enforcer to secure contracts for his firm. The firm also donated 50 000 to renovate a NJ mobster’s home. Details emerged amid a probe by special prosecutor Leon Silverman.
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Allands
Canada
Washington
FBI
Secretary of Labor
Raymond Donovan
Senate
Lane Bonner
Donovan
New York City
Leon Silverman
Hijack breakthrough in Honduras as hostages freed
Vatican diplomat Monsignor Andres Cordero Lanza said negotiations with four leftist gunmen holding 25 hostages aboard a hijacked Honduran Air Service plane show a possible breakthrough. He boarded the plane twice and freed two hostages, amid a demand for a $100,000 payment.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Vatican
Andres Cordero Lanza
Odessa American publication details and delivery notes
The Odessa American lists its mailing details, pricing for daily and Sunday delivery, and changes to address, with postal classifications, subscription rates, and contact for delivery problems. This notice outlines USPS registration, post office handling, and subscription options for Odessa, Texas readers.
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Odessa, Texas
P.O
Odessa
Texas
Weather outlook with scattered showers across Texas
Cloudy West Texas with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs mid 60s, east winds 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night partly cloudy with lows mid 50s. Sunday cloudy with mid 70s highs. Heavy rains and severe storms covered much of north and northeast Texas Thursday. Flash flood warnings and fog in coastal areas. Temperatures 60s to 70s statewide, 80s in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and extreme Southwest. Forecast from Midland NWS: highs mid 60s to mid 70s statewide, 80s in LRGV.
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Rio Grande Valley
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Rio Grande
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